U S Support for British Police Plan Faces UN Debate
United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution amid counter motions on Egypt and the Middle East. Britain abstained Canada urged a UN force to secure borders while political talks proceed. Dulles and Pearson praised prompt action as key to regional peace.
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Dixon
Canada
Dag Hatumurek- Joel
United Nations
Middle East
G.M.T
Rudecindo Ortega
Chile
New York
Italy
Hungary
Units Nations
Leonardo Vitetti
Soviet Union
Church Library Opening In February Postponed
The opening of St. Mark's Church of England Library Barton has been postponed to February 24 next year due to the Primate Dr. Mowil's visit to China. St Mark's Library was to open on November 28. Bishop Burgmann said the delay reflects ongoing work before completion. A portrait of the bishop by Judy Cansab will be presented on December 15 by the diocese clergy and placed in St Mary's.
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St. Mark's Church of England
Barton
Mowil
China
St Mark's
Canberra
Nd. Goulburn
Burg- Mann
St. Mark's
Judy Cansab
Stith's
Cabinet in long session on Suez crisis no decisions
Cabinet remained in continuous session until late yesterday afternoon debating latest overseas reports from Prime Minister Menzies on Anglo French action in Egypt. Ministers told to be ready to return to Canberra at short notice. no evacuation ordered for 30 to 40 Australians in Egypt.
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Menzies
Egypt
Canberra
Moenales
Caira
Cutler
Legation
Cheers in U K for Menzies speech in Lords
In London the House of Lords welcomed a speech by Mr. Menzies with cheers as Lord Home quoted parts defending Britain for not consulting other British countries beforehand. Further passages from the speech drew more applause. Australian support and New Zealand confidence in British aims pleased audiences in Paris.
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London
Menzies
House of Lords
Commonwealth Relations
Lord Home
Britain
New Zealand
Paris
Bird Eating Fish Confirmed in Uganda Waters
A fish in Uganda has been documented feeding on birds, joining known examples from pelicans and cormorants to seagulls and kingfishers, supporting the existence of avian-eating fish in Africa.
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Africa
Uganda
A.L.P Approves Canberra Branch Formation
Sydney reports the Australian Labour Party in New South Wales approves a single Canberra branch with headquarters in Man. The South Canberra pro tem secretary Pat Donnelly says residents will welcome a charter, planning a meeting to elect officers and set policy as the party broadens its reach and debate.
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A.L
Canberra
Man
FF. H. Campbell
Nsw
A.L.P
N.S.W
Cision
South Canberra
ALP
Pat Donnelly
New South
Wales
Geers
Invasion Fears as Soviet Forces Enter Hungary
Reports claim Soviet troops and tanks crossed Hungary’s northeastern frontier amid air raids. Radio Budapest declared Hungary neutral with Imre Nagy seeking UN protection and help from major powers. Italy pressed for UN action as the crisis escalated around Budapest and Miskolc and other towns.
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Hun
Radio
Budapest
Imre Nagy
Ierany
Hungary
United Nations
Duke Leaves Malaya on Britannia for Port Moresby
The Duke of Edinburgh departed Port Swettenham aboard the Royal yacht Britannia ending a two and a half day Malayan visit. Escort destroyers Cheviot aged Concord will sail with Britannia through the Malacca Strait toward Port Moresby, Australia, and the senior officer stated the yacht would still call on Australia despite the Suez Canal crisis.
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Malaya
Priday
A.p.reuter
Duke of Edinburgh
Port Swattenham
Britannia
Port ‘Moresby
New’ Guinea
Concord
Malacca Strait
Bingapore
Royal Yacht
Australia
Buer Canal
Revolt Flare Across Romanian Cities Amid Unrest
Vienna reports a Romanian satellite statewide ferment with clashes between students and police in Bucharest and other cities. Radio Bucharest acknowledged unrest as travellers in Vienna noted anti government activity linked to Hungary’s revolt. Premier Stoica and party chief Cherghiu idej faced pressure as officials rushed back to Bucharest by plane due to anti communist upheaval.
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A.a.p.-Reuter
Rumania
Bucharest
London
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Ooe Preas
Cluj
Timisiscers
Sibiu
Targul-Mures
United Press
Radio
Hungary
Newa
Premiee
Chivu Stoica
Gherghe Cheirghiudej
Transylvania
Sunony
Buenarest
Chierchinej
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Marshal He
Stoica
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Frank Searson
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Gaolnok
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Buda
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Budaerest
Romania
Duke
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